Housing Issues

Often, for their resolution requires a qualified consultation with a professional lawyer. That's in certain situations affecting housing issues, experts say free legal advice 9111.ru.

In one case, a young family with two young children lives in a one-room apartment in Moscow with their mother. Her husband is an invalid of the second group, and the house, where the apartment has a total area of 33 square meters, was once determined by the authorities for demolition. In view of the changed circumstances, the house was found to be habitable, and it was decided that the apartment needs major repairs in 2015. The family raises the question of whether it is possible to somehow improve housing conditions with a small monthly income? In response, the lawyer recommends that you register with the housing improvement program. It is also necessary to find out what other social programs have been launched to provide certain categories of citizens with suitable housing. Having received the exhaustive information, it is possible to make a decision on how to proceed further.

Housing issues also concern one woman, who, being a disabled second group, wanted to improve the living conditions for her family. In this case, three people are registered in an apartment with a total area of 48.5 square meters. At the same time, she receives a refusal from the administration and wonders if he is legitimate. Based on the statutory accounting standards of housing, lawyers confirm the legitimacy of the actions of the administration. This is explained by the fact that the norm is 10 square meters of total, rather than living space. If three people have more than ten meters, then the city administration has no right to put the family on the account of the program to improve living conditions.

Another case concerns a young woman who herself brings up a child. She lives in a house that was once recognized as dilapidated. When applying to the administration about the improvement of housing conditions, she receives a refusal. As a result, a fairly fair question arises whether it is possible to somehow resolve the situation. The lawyer's answer in this case is this. Eviction of a young woman from an apartment administration has the right only when providing an equivalent well-equipped housing. Given this, one should not seek to privatize housing, as this will not solve the problem. And it is best to go to court with a demand to provide comfortable housing.

The family settled in the city of Severodvinsk asked questions about the housing improvement program. At the moment, they four live in Moscow in a small room (14 square meters). The family is interested in whether they have the right to improve their living conditions. Lawyers respond that it is necessary to have a Moscow residence permit and live in the city for a certain number of years. For example, information is provided that in St. Petersburg you need to live for at least ten years.